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I would like to ask if anyone knows of any 1/35 scale zombie figures on the market. I have looked and haven't found anything in 1/35 scale. If there aren't any does anyone know of a modern civilian kit that I could modify to make zombies?
Thank you for your time,
Ryan
Models on the bench:
Too many to count!
They exist in 40mm,
hlbs.co.uk/series.php?id=37
never heard of 1/35th scale.
You might try modifying these Preiser figures............
http://www.militarymodelling.com/news/article.asp?a=7102
though they aren't modern
or try checking craft stores next Halloween for figures.
These are the only ones that I know of in the 1/35 +/- size range (2")
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Ok thanks guys!
what is your theme? If no civilians I would modify all the military figures out there and make a bunch of German zombies or something...
the British 25 pounder kit from Tamiya and upcoming from Trumpeter should have shirtless figures which could do nicely.
you could cover the extra molded on military stuff on other figures if you have them wearing trench coats, easily made from tissue paper and a white glue and water mix...
Craig
And there are plenty of aftermarket heads to go with the civilian figures... from Hornet and Verliden that may work great for you. They have many bald options and scary facial expressions.
Andy
Those are heads from Hornet... perfect for zombies.
There are many more listed at this site...
http://www.greenwichgateway.com/hornetandwolf/hornet/headsets/index.htm
Hope this helps...
Thanks for the info guys. Those hornet heads are scary!
So I have to ask: what are you gonna do with the zombies?...the world wonders...
I have a little diorama planned...
deafpanzer Those are heads from Hornet... perfect for zombies. There are many more listed at this site... http://www.greenwichgateway.com/hornetandwolf/hornet/headsets/index.htm Hope this helps...
Yow! Dang right they're scary!
Guy two and three look like they both swallowed an entire box of prunes.
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
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